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It can seems a stupid question but if i'm right i'm impressed how easily i can store more than 15 weigth for every bot in rumble(and much more!), giving at my gun a chance to learn specific weigth for every bot (i think the gun will be really slow to learn, due to automatics weigth finding, but actually is under development) | It can seems a stupid question but if i'm right i'm impressed how easily i can store more than 15 weigth for every bot in rumble(and much more!), giving at my gun a chance to learn specific weigth for every bot (i think the gun will be really slow to learn, due to automatics weigth finding, but actually is under development) | ||
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| + | If you know the length of a double, you actually don't need a char as a separator. Just read in doubles 64 bits at a time... it will save you disk space. You could probably use floats instead, which would be even better. An idea I had was putting the information into a long filename, so your actual filesize is 0 and doesn't contribute to the quota.--[[User:Skilgannon|Skilgannon]] 18:56, 12 March 2009 (UTC) | ||
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Little question: space for saving to file double is 64bit, one char 16bit. If i want to save the weigth for my gun i can store it to file using 1 double(weigth) and 1 char(separator), using 80bit (8 byte). 8 byte for 1000 robot is 8000 byte, and 200kb is maximum file quota (204800 byte) So for every bot in rumble i can save 204800/8000 = 25 weigth, right? If i use float(32 bit) i will gain about double space right? It can seems a stupid question but if i'm right i'm impressed how easily i can store more than 15 weigth for every bot in rumble(and much more!), giving at my gun a chance to learn specific weigth for every bot (i think the gun will be really slow to learn, due to automatics weigth finding, but actually is under development) --lestofante 15:20, 12 March 2009 (UTC)
If you know the length of a double, you actually don't need a char as a separator. Just read in doubles 64 bits at a time... it will save you disk space. You could probably use floats instead, which would be even better. An idea I had was putting the information into a long filename, so your actual filesize is 0 and doesn't contribute to the quota.--Skilgannon 18:56, 12 March 2009 (UTC)
